Aihoye Aluminum Hiking Trekking Poles, 2 Pack Collapsible,Lightweight, Anti Shock, Walking Sticks,Adjustable Hiking Pole for Men and Women (Silver)

Did my kuari pass trek with it. Affordable and good product

Comfortable ans useful

Been trips to satopanth glaciar and kedarkantha with these looks amazing and are really comfortable and durable to take you through whole trip whether it is rugged or snow

Great product, durable and adjustable used it in kuari pass trek and will use it on a lot more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: According to review I picked up this product but once it open fully now its not going back to original small position . So want to return . One stick is open and second one is as it is.

Very useful product helped in hiking very much

I purchased 2 pairs of this product. The product seems to be good. One stick was found to me damaged and I had ordered a replacement on 17th Aug now it is 23rd Aug the order has not been processed yet even after 5 days. Let me keep it updated here regarding the status.

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Llegaron bien . Nada roto en buenas condiciones :) están bonitas me gusta el estuche para guardarlas bien

Great for hiking, adjustable for my height. They are prefect for me.

I love thses. I can't use regular crutches due to a subluxated shoulder and connective tissue disease. I am also an ambulatory paraplegic. This set of poles help with transfers into and from my wheelchair, help with stability when I need it for walking short distances like checking the mailbox outside. I can stand on my feet no longer than 10 minutes at a time so I don't need full weight bearing sticks but I did need a set for balance due to my incomplete spinal cord injury. These were cheaper and less bulky than my old under arm crutches. They weigh less than my recently broken forearm crutches did which is great for the connective tissue issue. The poles fit into the adjustable crutch holders on the back of my wheelchair just fine. The sticks adjust easy. I made one into a transfer stick for my bed and I carry the other with me to stores since I don't need both at the same time when out doing errands. It's too dangerous for me to go do errands without my wheelchair but with one of these on hand I can stand and reach a high shelf item instead of asking someone to get something for me all the time now. When I'm not out doing errands I keep one stick in the bathroom so I don't have to hunt down a tranfer stick all the time. I plan to do this for each room that I use most often so I will invest in another pair of these soon. I love the different tips that came with them. I switch the tips out depending on weather conditions and flooring. Hospital floors require a better grip than carpet does but the tips fit great in my wheelchair bag for a quick swap when needed. During a short walk (10 minutes is my limit) the pair works wonders for balance on sidewalks, grass, and rocky driveways.

I’ve been using these poles for quite a while now, mainly on my daily walks with my dog. I have minor balance issues and have had knee replacements, so I do use a cane at times. But walking my dogs is a little difrerent. I am waking on sidewalks, streets grass, dirt, gravel, etc. I need to keep my balance, watch where I’m stepping, and watch my dog. I’ve found the walking pole keeps me more upright than a cane, and the strap hslps support my wrist. I like the anti-shock feature, but really would like a way to lock it in place! As I walk, the pole turns just enough at times to twist the anti-shock feature into the off position. I am constantly having to re-twist the pole to the on position. I’ve had a couple of times where the pole slipped and shortened while using it. I just ensure I tighten the section that adjusts the height periodically. I do find this pole easier to adjust that the ones with a lever-lock system. I’ve been using one pole consistently while walking my dog every day and the wrist strap just gave out and broke. I suppose I should have been alternating poles every day, but I keep the second pole at my back door for use in the yard. I’m going to see of I can make or buy a replacement strap. Overall, I would recommend this set of walking poles woth one caveat - they do not collapse enough to fit inside a medium-size hard-side suitcase. I was traveling last year and wanted to take these. They would have to be checked, so I tried them in my bag. Since they did not fit, I bought another set that collapsed smaller. After our trip I gave that set to my sister because she and her husband are avid hikers. I continue to use these every day!

Me gustó mucho que tiene como amortiguadores. Fácil de ensamblar. Solo necesita instrucciones más claras de cómo fijar la altura y asegurarlo. Viene con muchos aditamentos